Web Application Audit

The popularity of web applications has made them a choice target for hackers who attempt to corrupt data, crash hosts, gain access to the corporate network and steal valuable information. Because they exist as a conduit between external users and a company's internal databases, they can be one of the biggest IT security risks. For web sites that take credit cards, the risk transcends the corporation to individuals who conduct e-commerce on the Internet. For these reasons, web applications need to be audited on a regular basis and closely monitored for changes and improper usage.

IndusGuard performs comprehensive web application audit to compliment vulnerability assessment to ensure your websites are free of vulnerabilities and to ensure that your websites get continual scanning to ensure new exposures haven't been introduced through software upgrades. The IndusGuard web spidering and scanning capabilities scans websites for vulnerabilities while completing more than 30,000 checks on a daily basis. The result is complete actionable reporting with expert remediation.

IndusGuard Advantages

• Provides browser-based scanning - Web and web 2.0 appls take user interaction to a new level, opening up potential weaknesses that could affect the security of your entire networked environment. IndusGuard scans the client-side components to ensure your systems are secured.
• Scans web 2.0 appls– A completing auditing solution that analyzes JavaScript, AJAX and Flash appls deployed on your website.
• Secures the complete website - IndusGuard identifies vulnerabilities scanning the browser and server-side components such as web servers, shopping carts, throughout the entire internet facing and other third party appls for exposures that other scanners do not find.
• Detects more vulnerabilities than traditional web scanners - IndusGuard uses web appls pass-through scanning, its ability to understand how vulnerability can lead to another, and to detect and provide remediation guidance for vulnerabilities that lie deep under the surface that other scanners miss.